How does the generator use my resume and job posting text?
The tool maps responsibilities and required skills from the job posting to the actions and outcomes in your resume bullets. It pulls one specific project or achievement to cite, aligns phrasing to employer language, and constructs a coherent draft (opening, fit/skills, closing). You always receive an editable draft along with alternative sentence-level rewrites and short rationales explaining each change.
Is my uploaded resume or job posting data stored or shared?
Input text is used to generate the draft and is handled with privacy-first principles: transformations are explainable (you can see keyword mappings), and text is not shared with third parties beyond the generation process. Avoid pasting unnecessary sensitive personal data like full social security numbers or banking details.
Can I control tone, length, and level of detail?
Yes. Choose tone presets (formal, conversational, confident), length options (short 120 words, standard 200–300 words, long/senior formats), and role templates (technical, sales, design, education). You can also request localized phrasing (e.g., British English) or request paragraph counts for senior positions.
Will the generated letter match ATS keyword expectations?
The generator surfaces top keywords from the job posting and integrates them naturally into the draft without keyword stuffing. It shows where keywords were matched so you can confirm alignment with the posting. For high ATS fidelity, copy the draft into the application fields and keep formatting simple (plain text).
How do I include a referral or recruiter name correctly?
Add referral details in the inputs or choose the referral prompt. A recommended placement is a 1–2 sentence mention integrated into the opening: "Referred by {name} — {how you know them}." The generator will weave this naturally into the opening paragraph and suggest variations for tone.
Does the tool support non-English cover letters?
The generator supports language and locale adjustments for common languages and variants (for example, Spanish with neutral Latin American phrasing). When requesting a translation or locale change, include your preferred variant and any technical terms that need exact translations.
What formats do the outputs come in and how do I use them?
Outputs are copy-ready plain text suitable for pasting into application portals, email clients, or document editors. Each output includes the main draft, a short variant for quick apply, paragraph rewrites with annotations, and a recruiter email subject + snippet for outreach.
Can I create multiple customized versions for different roles quickly?
Yes. Save your resume bullets and swap in different job postings to generate role-specific drafts. Use the A/B variant prompt to create alternate openings and closings for testing, or batch-generate short variants for quick-apply submissions.
